HART Blog

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News Blog Reports
5 July 2018
Uganda’s Social Media Tax – a threat to freedom of speech?
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3 July 2018
Why is the Fulani Herdsmen crisis so difficult to tackle?
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2 July 2018
South Sudan: The Time For Talk Is Over, What we Want From Our Government! What We Want From the World!
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21 June 2018
Can the recent political changes in Armenia alter the course of negotiations over the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict?
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31 May 2018
Durable solutions to Sudan’s IDP camps? Shut them down says Al-Bashir
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17 May 2018
Methamphetamine: An Illicit Trade in Shan State
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3 May 2018
Spotlight: Renewed Offensives in Kachin State Displaces Thousands
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27 April 2018
The uncertain future of Nigeria’s 2 million Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)
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16 April 2018
Sudan’s Political Detainees Finally Released – Should We Be Celebrating?
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23 March 2018
South Sudan: How will history remember the first decade of the World’s newest country?
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23 March 2018
Spotlight: A Groundbreaking Maritime Border Deal, What Does it all Mean for Timor-Leste?
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22 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| Wake up
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22 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| Snatched
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22 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| Dark Past, Golden Future
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22 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| Tree
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22 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| Pajok
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22 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| No voice but something to say
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22 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| ‘Our Prayers, Our Rights, Our Pencil’
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20 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| ‘The Difficulties and Solutions in Creating an Effective Human Rights Discourse in Countries which Practice FGM’
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20 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| ‘To what Extent can we Consider Democracy to be a Human Right? How does Uganda Reflect this?’
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20 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| ‘Facing a moral quandary: from Churchill to Suu Kyi’
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20 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| ‘Human rights can sometimes be dismissed as a Western concept’
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20 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| ‘The Refugee Crisis: Burden-Sharing and Moral Obligations’
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20 March 2018
HART Prize for Human Rights 2018| ‘The Importance of Adequate Sanitation for Girls and Women in Ensuring a Country’s Development’
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